The biggest split at the MMA would be to once again see Heavy Powers Square on UFC 260, when Stipe Miocic defended its heavyweight title against the game’s premier knockout performer at Francis Nganou at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.
The last time Miocic and Nganno met, Mikok retained his title with a unanimous decision victory over Ngannu at UFC 220. After falling short against Derrick Lewis in his next fight, Ngannuu shed tears of four straight first-round knockout victories against the Curtis Blades. , Cain Velasquez, Jr. dos Santos and Jairzinho Rozenstruic to earn another shot in the title.
Since defeating Ngannou, Miocic has faced only Daniel Cormier. He won the title at UFC 226 but won again in August 2019 with a fourth round knockout at UFC 241. Miocic also topped the rubber match when he won a unanimous decision and sent Cormier to retirement in August last year.
With an enraged Nganu coming for his crown, will Miocic be able to keep his head up and return the challenge or will there be a new king of the heavyweight division?
In the co-main event Alexander Volkanowski defended his winged title against Brian Ortega.
Volkonowski is coming off a pair of narrow wins over Max Holloway to become champion. But now he will face an opponent in Ortega who is brutally overcome by the man in 2018 by Max Holloway. Ortega reappears with better striking and features it in a major performance to get himself back into position in Chan Sung Jung. To win the world title.
Below is the complete rundown of the schedule for UFC 260, with details on fight matchups, start times, odds, and more.
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UFC 260 What time is it: Stipe Miocic vs Francis Ngannu?
- Date: Saturday, March 27
- Preliminary Prelims: 6:15 pm ET
- Prelims: 8 PM ET
- PPV Main Card: 10 AM ET
Broadcast coverage of UFC 260 will begin from UFC Fight Pass prelims at 6:15 pm, followed by prelims at 8 pm ET. The pay-per-view event is scheduled to begin at 10 pm ET. Miocic and Ngannou are expected to hit the octagon at about 12:15 pm ET, although the exact time depends on the length of the first.
How to watch UFC 260: Miocic vs Ngannou
The complete UFC 260 card, including the PPV main card, is available on the ESPN + subscription streaming service in the US.
However, earlier fights can also be seen live on ESPN and the WatchSPN app, and for early beginners, on UFC Fight Pass.
In Canada, the main card is available on Pay-Per-View UFC Fight Passes on Bell, Rogers, Shaw, Suscatel, Videotron, Telus, Eastlink and UFC PPV. Prelims are on TSN and RDS.
Miocic vs Ngannou Price: how much does UFC 260 cost?
- UFC 260 PPV: $ 69.99
- With ESPN + bundle: $ 89.98
In the US, the UFC 260 main card is available on ESPN + via pay-per-view, which also requires a subscription. The PPV price of UFC 260 for current customers is $ 69.99. New Customer A bundle price can pay $ 89.98 260 pay-per-view for UFC and an ESPN + annual subscription, which offers savings of over 30 percent.
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Where is ufc 260
UFC 260 will take place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, without fans in attendance due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.
Miocic vs Ngannou odds for UFC 260
According to Fanduel, Francis Ngannou is the favorite despite losing to the Miocic earlier. The Challenger currently sits as the -138 favorite, meaning that a $ 138 bet would be needed to earn a $ 100 advantage so that Nagnano should emerge victorious. Miocic is a minor underdog at +115, despite being the champion, where a $ 100 wager would yield a profit of $ 115.
Steep Miosic Record, Bio
- Name: Stipe miosic
- the nationality: American
- Arising: August 19, 1982
- Height: 6-4
- the access: 80 inches
- Total fights: 23
- Record: 20-3
Francis Nganou Record, bio
- Name: Francis Nganau
- the nationality: Cameron
- Arising: September 5, 1986
- Height: 6-4
- the access: 83 inches
- Total Fights: 1.
- Record: 15-3
UFC 260 Fight Card
Main Card (ESPN + PPV)
- Stipe Miosik (C) vs. Francis Nganau; For Miocic’s UFC Heavyweight Championship
- Alexander Volkanowski (C) vs. Brian Ortega; For Volkanovski’s UFC Featherweight Championship
- Tyrone Woodley vs. Vicente Lukey; Welterweights
- Sean O’Malley vs. Thomas Alameda; Bantamwets
- Khama Worthy vs. Jamie Mularkey; Lightweight
Starting Card (ESPN / ESPN +)
- Alonzo Manifield v William Knight; Light heavyweight
- Jessica Payne vs. Hannah Goldie; Women’s strawweight
- Abubakar Nurmagomedov v. Jared Gooden; Welterweights
Early Preliminary (ESPN + / UFC Fight Pass)
- Modestus Bukauskas v. Michèle Oleksijekuk; Light heavyweight
- Gillian Robertson vs. Miranda Maverick; Female flyweight
- Shane Young vs. Omar Morales; Winged
- Marc-André Barriault vs. Abu Ezhitar; The middle
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